The University of Mobile Center for Performing Arts will perform the award-winning Broadway musical comedy “The Drowsy Chaperone” on Nov. 8 and 9 at the
Outgoing Alabama Baptist State Convention President John Killian understands the network of Baptist life as much as anyone might. And the opportunity to participate in
“Bargain hunting” and “extreme couponing” have been fun pastimes for Pam Clement for years but recently she was able to use her shopping skills to
By Carrie Brown McWhorter The Alabama Baptist A few weeks ago, 6-year-old Jamisyn Fleming brought a fistful of change to his parents and said he
The goal of ministry to gays and lesbians isn’t to make them heterosexual, three speakers said Oct. 28 at a Southern Baptist-sponsored conference on the
As the late September morning breeze swept over their campus, about 1,200 students, faculty and staff gathered in front of J.L. Bedsole Library at the
Pastors spend most of their time ministering to people and pouring their lives into other people. [This] is their day to come and be ministered
Matthew Downs, assistant professor of history at the University of Mobile (UMobile), was a featured speaker at the National Archives third annual scholarly symposium in
